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Where can I find the prayer that Rabbi Pessah speaks?
The prayer Modeh Ani is found at the beginning of most Morning Services in most prayer books.
The passage V’Eirastikh Li is from the Prophet Hosea 2:21-22. It also appears in most non-Reform prayer books, early in the weekday morning service, to be recited when wrapping the tefillin on the hand.
And the podcast transcript has Hebrew and English transliteration for any prayer that’s spoken during the episode.